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    This document provides examples and practice with subject pronouns, possessive adjectives, and the Saxon genitive. [1] The first section has fill-in-the-blank exercises with subject pronouns like "she, they" and possessive adjectives like "his, their." [2] The second section forms sentences using the Saxon genitive (’s) to show possession, like "Mary’s book." [3] The third section has multiple choice questions about possessive forms.

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    This document provides examples and practice with subject pronouns, possessive adjectives, and the Saxon genitive. [1] The first section has fill-in-the-blank exercises with subject pronouns like "she, they" and possessive adjectives like "his, their." [2] The second section forms sentences using the Saxon genitive (’s) to show possession, like "Mary’s book." [3] The third section has multiple choice questions about possessive forms.

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    SUBJECT PRONOUNS, POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES & SAXON GENITIVE:

    PRACTICE
    1. Fill in the blanks with the correct subject 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct
    pronoun: possessive adjective:

    1. Meg is my best friend. ……………… is 1. Dan is at home with ……………… family.


    eleven. 2. We are in class. This is ………………
    2. Dan and Paula are my schoolmates. teacher, Mrs Jones.
    ………… are in my class. 3. This is Sally and this is ………………
    3. This is Sam. …………… is my brother. brother. …………… name is Paul.
    4. These are my pencils. …………………… 4. Look at the dog. It’s in ………………
    are new. kennel.
    5. Is Susan your sister? Yes, ……………… is. 5. My mum is in …………… office. She is
    6. Are Mary and you from England? No, busy.
    ………… aren’t. 6. Is this …………… book, Pam? No, it isn’t.
    7. Let’s go to the park. ………… is very nice 7. The students are listening to
    in spring. ……………… teacher.
    8. Is your father at home? No, …………… is 8. I’m a student. ………… name is Lewis.
    at work.
    9. Where are the children? …………… are in

    3. Make sentences using the saxon


    genitive (‘s):

    1. Mary has got a book.


    This is
    …………………………………………………… 4. Circle the correct form to fill in the
    2. My mum has got some new shoes. sentences:
    These are
    ………………………………………………… 1. Pam is ……………………… sister.
    3. Peter and Pam have got a flat. a) The Mary b) Mary is c)
    It is Mary’s
    ……………………………………………………… 2. Carol and you are best friends. …………
    … are nice.
    4. The children have got schoolbags. a) We b) You c) Your
    They are 3. Is this …………… car, Peter?
    …………………………………………………… a) your d) you c)
    5. Mr Smith has got a cat. you’re
    It is 4. I am at my ………………… garden now.
    ……………………………………………………… a) parent’s b) parents’ c)
    …… parents’s

    5. Are these sentences R (right) or W (wrong)? Rewrite the wrong sentences.

    1. This is Susan and this is his boyfriend, Tom.


    …………………………………………………………………………
    2. Are Paul in class 1 D? No, it isn’t.
    …………………………………………………………………………………………
    3. My parents have got a nice car. It’s your house.
    …………………………………………………………………
    4. Are these John’ glasses?
    ……………………………………………………………………………………………………
    5. Is your father with you? Yes, you is.
    1. Fill in the blanks with the correct subject 2. Fill in the blanks with the correct
    pronoun: possessive adjective:

    1. Meg is my best friend. SHE is eleven. 1. Dan is at home with HIS family.
    2. Dan and Paula are my schoolmates. 2. We are in class. This is OUR teacher, Mrs
    THEY are in my class. Jones.
    3. This is Sam. HE is my brother. 3. This is Sally and this is HER brother. HIS
    4. These are my pencils. THEY are new. name is Paul.
    5. Is Susan your sister? Yes, SHE is. 4. Look at the dog. It’s in ITS kennel.
    6. Are Mary and you from England? No, WE 5. My mum is in HER office. She is busy.
    aren’t. 6. Is this YOUR book, Pam? No, it isn’t.
    7. Let’s go to the park. IT is very nice in 7. The students are listening to THEIR
    spring. teacher.
    8. Is your father at home? No, HE is at 8. I’m a student. MY name is Lewis.
    work. 9. Are those YOUR pencils, Charles? Yes,
    9. Where are the children? THEY are in the

    3. Make sentences using the saxon


    genitive (‘s): 4. Circle the correct form to fill in the
    sentences:
    1. Mary has got a book.
    This is Mary’s book. 1. Pam is ……………………… sister. c)
    2. My mum has got some new shoes. Mary’s
    These are my mum’s new shoes. 2. Carol and you are best friends. …………
    3. Peter and Pam have got a flat. are nice. a) We
    It is Peter and Pam’s flat. 3. Is this …………… car, Peter? a) your
    4. The children have got schoolbags. 4. I am at my ………………… garden now.
    They are the children’s schoolbags. b) parents’
    5. Mr Smith has got a cat. 5. Look at Peggy. She’s with …………
    It is Mr Smith’s car. classmates.
    6. My brother has got a girlfriend.
    Julia is my brother’s girlfriend.
    7. The girls have got umbrellas.
    These are the girls’ umbrellas.
    8. Has Bob got a jacket?
    Is this Bob’s jacket?
    9. Mary and Julie have got some friends.
    These are Mary and Julie’s friends.

    5. Are these sentences R (right) or W (wrong)? Rewrite the wrong sentences.

    1. W. This is Susan and this is HER boyfriend, Tom.


    2. W. Are Paul in class 1 D? No, HE isn’t.
    2. W. My parents have got a nice car. It’s THEIR house.
    3. W. Are these JOHN’S glasses?
    4. W. Is your father with you? Yes, HE is.
    5. W. Pass me the BOYS’ jackets, please.
    6. R. Can you see Tina? She’s with her mother.
    7. R. This is my son’s teacher.
    8. W. Sam and I are with Pete and Sue. THEY are our friends.

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